Jewellery Display Holder 64 x 89 mm Bow Artwork Guide

Use this guide for 64 x 89 mm bow holder artwork where the taller card gives more brand space but still needs a clear fixing area.

What to check for Jewellery Display Holder 64 x 89 mm Bow Artwork Guide

The 64 x 89 mm bow holder gives more breathing room than the square format, which can make the design feel more premium.

Keep the accessory area calm and use the additional height to organise branding, product name and any small retail details.

Key checks before you export

• Use the 64 x 89 mm cutter for this tall display card and keep it separate from printable artwork.
• Use the taller 64 x 89 mm face to give the bow fixing room while keeping the main brand mark away from the accessory.
• Use the extra height to separate branding, product information and fixing details without crowding the cut areas.
• A vertical colour band or simple branded header can work well, provided the bow area remains open and readable.
• Export the PDF and inspect the taller card with the bow area marked before sending it to Aspect Printing.

Common artwork mistakes to avoid

• Putting all visual interest at the centre can make the bow and artwork compete for attention.
• The taller format can tempt over-design; leave enough plain space for the bow to look intentional.
• Using another holder template because it looks close enough to the required size.

Practical setup notes

Start from the 64 x 89 mm bow cutter and set the artwork as a vertical display card rather than scaling another size.

Keep the bow fixing clear, use the top area for brand recognition, and check that footer copy does not sit too close to trim.

Pre-upload checks

1. Confirm the file is built for the 64 x 89 mm bow holder.
2. Check the fixing area with the accessory position shown.
3. Review whether the extra height is balanced rather than crowded.
4. Open the PDF and verify bleed, safe margins and cutter notes before upload.

Questions this guide answers

What is useful about the 64 x 89 mm bow holder?

It provides extra vertical space for retail branding, but the exact bow fixing and trim positions still need to guide the layout.

How much artwork should sit behind the bow?

Use enough colour to support the brand, but avoid detailed elements directly behind the fixing area.

Related Aspect Printing pages

• Request a quote
• Artwork guide
• Product inserts